Cyberray: Siniora’s Lebanese government breaks up, faces street disturbances

Saturday, November 11, 2006

Siniora’s Lebanese government breaks up, faces street disturbances

...the radical Hamas leaders in Damascus are moving fast to take advantage of the Bush administration’s policy setback to sow unrest in Beirut and instability in the Middle East....

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Anonymous said...: under the watchful eye of the UN; 12:27 PM

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Saturday, November 11, 2006

Siniora’s Lebanese government breaks up, faces street disturbances

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